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genomic and epigenomic visualizations.

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Whitehead Institute Dana-Farber Cancer Institute National Cancer Institute German Cancer Research Center
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Allelic imbalance (aicheck)

Allelic imbalance (aicheck)

Displays the allelic imbalance of the heterozygous SNP markers in a tumor genome as compared to this patient’s germline genome, as a way of indicating loss-of-heterozygosity.

Arc (hicstraw)

Arc (hicstraw)

Used to display chromatin capture data by focusing on the frequency of links between distant genomic regions.

BAM

BAM

Visualizes the aligned reads and assists in understanding depth and quality of genomically mapped features on a nucleotide scale.

BigWig

BigWig

This format shows the depths of reads in RNA seq, ChIP seq, or genomic sequence as aligned to a reference genome.

Expression Rank

Expression Rank

Displays normalized expression in a genomic context such that regions that are distinctly highly expressed can be identified.

Hi-C (hicstraw)

Hi-C (hicstraw)

The standard Hi-C visualization for chromatin conformation data highlighting observed linkages between distant genomic regions.

JSON BED (bedj)

JSON BED (bedj)

This customizable bed format shows defined genomic regions identified by ChIP seq, mass spec or other means.

Lollipop plot

Lollipop plot

Used for displaying the frequency and type of mutation for a given gene on the protein structure in the context of functional domains.

MA+ Volcano plot

MA+ Volcano plot

The MA plot contrasts the magnitude of expression (M) on the x axis against the amplitude (A) of change between two states. The volcano plot compares the amplitude of change (x-axis ) to the statistical reliability of that change (-log transformed p value, y-axis).

Mutation Landscape (heatmap)

Mutation Landscape (heatmap)

Used for displaying the frequency of various mutations, CNVs and SVs in cancer relevant genes across a cohort of samples from one or many diagnoses.

Profile gene value (profilegenevalue)

Profile gene value (profilegenevalue)

Used to display gene. expression results from RNA seq across a cohort of samples.

RNA splice junction (junction)

RNA splice junction (junction)

This visualization displays the number of mapped junction reads precisely along with a gene model and will include alternative splicing and isoforms if available.

Splice Junction Cohort (mdsjuction)

Splice Junction Cohort (mdsjuction)

This visualization displays the number and color codes the type of mapped junction reads precisely along with a gene model for multiple samples including canonical and non-canonical splice forms.

Stranded BigWig

Stranded BigWig

RNA-seq coverage data as a pair of bigWig tracks, with forward strand on top and reverse strand on bottom.

tSNE plot (Scatterplot)

tSNE plot (Scatterplot)

tSNE plots are a display that converts high dimensional data to an interpretable proximity plot such that similarity may be assessed across RNA-seq profiles.

UMAP (single cell)

UMAP (single cell)

A data driven dimensional reduction method used to display single cell RNA seq data from a large number of cells.

VCF

VCF

This track localizes the variant data on reference genomes and can render frequency data for cohorts.

GenomePaint

GenomePaint

GenomePaint is track-based visualization app that enables the ready comparison of genomic localized data from multiple methods including RNA seq, ChIP seq, HiC, SNV, SV, CNV, and methylation data.

Data Table Facet

Data Table Facet

Used to track and compare varied genomic features from complementary data types such as ChIP seq to reference genome features.

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